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Lecturer on government Daniel S. Cheever '39 pointed out that applications for entrance to the foreign service have fallen off heavily in the last several years. The Davies decision "is more or less calculated to keep them that way." he said...
...Cheever expressed the hope that some improvement in the situation may soon take place. The proposals of a special study group, headed by Henry M. Wriston, president of Brown, for reorganization of the State Department's recruiting system may make government service again attractive to the college student, he explained...
Arthur A. Maass, professor of Government, also pointed out that Eisenhower can no longer afford to ignore two-party co-operation on foreign policy. And Daniel S. Cheever '39, lecturer in Government, thought that "Ike may be able to get along better with the Democrats than with the Republicans...
...Cheever thought that the proposed Bricker Amendment with its restrictions on executive agreements would be buried. Sutherland explained the nature of the elections points to no great domestic change...
With EDC on the rocks, rebuffs in Indo China, and growing tension between the U.S. and its allies, a course in America's foreign policy should be particularly timely. Winthrop House Senior Tutor Daniel S. Cheever--a fine lecturer--should therefore draw an unusually large crowd through the doors of Littauer Auditorium for his Government 190, "The Conduct and Control of Foreign Policy...